Description
This product falls under the categories of Double-Acting Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, Replacement Welded Rod Hydraulic Cylinders, and Welded Cylinders. It is manufactured by John Deere for the model John Deere 400D and serves the function of a hoist. The SKU of the product is 1123803559 and it weighs 767 lbs. The bore measurement of the cylinder is 125mm, the rod measures at 85mm and the stroke is 103.46”.
The Replacement Hoist Replacement Hydraulic Cylinder for John Deere 400D is a double-acting cylinder, meaning it can control the motion in two directions. This makes it more versatile and suitable for a variety of applications. The welded design of the cylinder ensures a high level of durability and reliability. This cylinder is ideal for heavy-duty applications due to its hefty weight of 767lbs. Despite its substantial weight, the cylinder boasts a bore size of 125mm and a rod size of 85mm, ensuring optimal performance and power. Regular maintenance and proper care will ensure the longevity and efficient functioning of the product.
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FAQs
Q: What is the function of the Replacement Hoist Replacement Hydraulic Cylinder for John Deere 400D?
A: It serves the function of a hoist.
Q: What is the weight of the Replacement Hoist Replacement Hydraulic Cylinder for John Deere 400D?
A: The product weighs 767 lbs.
Q: What are the bore and rod measurements of the Replacement Hoist Replacement Hydraulic Cylinder for John Deere 400D?
A: The bore measurement is 125mm and the rod measures at 85mm.
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